How to Think for Yourself

Do you think for yourself or do you simply reflect the views of others?

What difference would a more independent approach make to your life?

We humans are a funny lot. On the one hand, we exhort each other to "Think different!" and "Be your own person!", and on the other, when you look round, what do you see? Conformity in every direction. "Fit in!" "Be like the others!" "Don't step out of line!" "Belong!"

And the truth is that you'll hear far more horror stories about what happens to people who try to be different than you will about people who make sure that they blend with the group. When did you last hear anyone say, "The trouble with so-and-so is that they just fitted in too well"?

We like to think that we are all individual, all different, and that this is a good thing, but our behavior consistently shows that we tend to find being different so uncomfortable that we go to great lengths to minimize our differences from others.

The pros and cons of thinking for yourself

This isn't necessarily, or always, a bad thing. It makes sense to blend sufficiently with those around us for everyone to feel comfortable and safe. You want to be able to relax, and not always have to be facing a challenge. And so does everyone around you.

But.

Conformity and safety isn't everything. It can stifle you, and restrict you, and block you from realizing your full potential. It's not very satisfying to be no more than a mirror to others, never able to express your own individuality.

On the other hand, if you've been going along with blending in as your 'default setting', it's not easy to know how to strike out effectively and carve out an authentically independent approach.

How hypnosis can help you develop a more independent approach

Think for Yourself is an audio hypnosis session created by experienced psychologists that will enable you to stop vaguely yearning for independence and begin to establish your unique position.

As you relax and listen repeatedly to your session, you'll notice that:

• you can detach yourself from your personal (and collective) history
• you begin to develop a wider, more flexible perspective on what is possible
• you recognize but no longer feel totally constrained by social forces
• you enjoy testing out some of your own ideas and approaches, adopting those that work and discarding those that don't
• your life begins to feel more spacious and free

Download Think for Yourself now and make the most of your individual take on life. You can listen on your computer or device or via our free app which you can access when you have completed your purchase.